Spam protection is built around reducing abuse
Public forms need to accept messages from people the website has never seen before, so they cannot simply block every unfamiliar visitor. Toolbelt Websites uses suitable validation and automated abuse protections to reduce obvious unwanted submissions while keeping the form practical for genuine customers.
No public form can guarantee zero spam
Automated spam techniques change, and determined senders can sometimes get through safeguards. A promise of absolutely zero unwanted form messages would not be realistic.
What should I do if spam increases?
Keep a few examples of the unwanted submissions and contact Toolbelt Websites support. We can review the customer-facing behaviour and decide whether the protection needs further refinement.
Security note
For security reasons, the Help Centre does not publish the detailed anti-abuse measures used behind Toolbelt Websites forms.
Last updated: 9 September 2026